IPorange
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Interesting, I could have sworn that according to Judeo-Christian canon pride was the root of all sin; yet, you seem to be embracing pride and defending Christianity at the same time...
See you in hell.
To be clear, you find extraterrestrial life to be impossible?
How am I embracing pride? There is also no straight to hell sin. not a single one.
I have also mentioned many times I had a couple turns in my life that were 100% God ordained in my opinion that helped me out. I am a kid from a town in Parkersburg WV who dropped out of high school and made alot of mistakes. I have never said i am better than anyone. Just because I don't think the lazy should be able to take my hard earned money in taxes doesn't equal pride.
No. God can doing he wants.
I seriously doubt he stopped with us but maybe he did.
Technically the angles came first which means there was another race.
But life within our reach or there's? NO.
We could be dust on a blade of grass in a larger universe though.
But we will never encounter the other life.
As I understand Christianity, anytime one tries to state that another is a bigger sinner than they are they are being prideful, according to Christian canon. There are even a handful of ancient prayers dealing with this exact sentiment (as well as some "beam in the eye" scriptures).
How did you arrive at this opinion? What informs it?
I don't believe you ran a numbers game with the book and chapter of the bible in the chapel service. BS.
It is hard to argue that point...but I posted anyway. For me personally (I know not everybody thinks this way) being a parent definitely clouds my judgement on issues like this. It is hard to imagine just walking away from something you created. All I got.No trouble at all if you are eternal and omnipotent.
Whether true or not, agnostic theists (following the definition in this thread) seem to want to believe but can't rationalize it. So arguments for existence seem to be circular and/or end up in the same place "can't define because by definition is outside the view of the physical world". Not saying that is fact, just the way the arguments come across to me.
of all the things i have said you call bs on that one???
yes, IP I did. I was expelled from a christian school in the nashville area. The school did chapel each week and for a dollar you could guess the book and chapter. if you got it right you won 100 dollars. if you got the verse, like the mega ball, you won the whole pot. i also bought the pornos from a video shop in madison tn across from the great escape. place would not rent to me as i was 17 but would sell to me. place was ran by indians.
It is hard to argue that point...but I posted anyway. For me personally (I know not everybody thinks this way) being a parent definitely clouds my judgement on issues like this. It is hard to imagine just walking away from something you created. All I got.
I was expelled from a christian school in the nashville area. The school did chapel each week and for a dollar you could guess the book and chapter. if you got it right you won 100 dollars. if you got the verse, like the mega ball, you won the whole pot. i also bought the pornos from a video shop in madison tn across from the great escape. place would not rent to me as i was 17 but would sell to me. place was ran by indians.
Whether true or not, agnostic theists (following the definition in this thread) seem to want to believe but can't rationalize it. So arguments for existence seem to be circular and/or end up in the same place "can't define because by definition is outside the view of the physical world". Not saying that is fact, just the way the arguments come across to me.
Personally, I like the idea of a supernatural being, but can't square it with reality.
And we are all atheists, there is somebody's God we all find the notion of which is ludicrous. Some just take it further than others.
I can rationalize it and have repeatedly.
Disagree, respectfully.
Does your argument not always end up in the "its supernatural, so natural explanations don't work" bin? My beef with that is anything and everything is possible, taking the meaning out of it completely.
Far more honest to just say you want to believe, and faith suffices.